David McCallum is Professor of Sociology, and head of Humanities and Social Sciences in the College of Arts and Education at Victoria University in Melbourne, Australia. His publications include The Social Production of Merit (1990), Personality and Dangerousness (Cambridge, 2001), and Inside the Child's Head (2009) co-authored with Jennifer Laurence. He is a past convenor of the Crime and Governance Thematic group for The Australian Sociological Association and is currently a member of the International Sociological Association.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword: criminalizing children. Histories of welfare and the state in Australia 1. Child welfare and the Australian state: an introduction 2. Knowing the 'neglected' aboriginal child 3. Neglected and criminal children 4. Science, race and separations 5. Unstable categories: children in welfare and justice in the early twentieth century 6. The mission station as a correctional institution 7. From mental defectives to the psychology of the family 8. The discovery of the Aboriginal child 9. Government and family.
Foreword: criminalizing children. Histories of welfare and the state in Australia 1. Child welfare and the Australian state: an introduction 2. Knowing the 'neglected' aboriginal child 3. Neglected and criminal children 4. Science, race and separations 5. Unstable categories: children in welfare and justice in the early twentieth century 6. The mission station as a correctional institution 7. From mental defectives to the psychology of the family 8. The discovery of the Aboriginal child 9. Government and family.
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